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2003 Championship
After 14 of 14 Rounds |
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| Drivers Points |
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Petter Solberg |
72 |
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Sebastian Loeb |
71 |
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Carlos Sainz |
63 |
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Richard Burns |
58 |
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Markko Martin |
49 |
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Citroen |
160 |
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Peugeot |
145 |
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Subaru |
109 |
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Ford |
93 |
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Hyundai |
12 |
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2003|RALLIES
71ST RALLYE AUTOMOBILE MONTE-CARLO |
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| Name: |
71st Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo |
| Location: |
Monte Carlo, Monaco |
| Start: |
Thursday, 23 January 2003 |
| Finish: |
Sunday, 26 January 2003 |
>> EVENT DESCRIPTION
The traditional winter time asphalt event based in the Alpes Maritimes, the longest running event in the FIA World Rally Championship. The weather continues to be the most determining factor about the Monte Carlo Rally, not only the variety of conditions which might be faced, but also the uncertainty of predicting the conditions. Because of the wide range of possible conditions, the FIA allows teams to nominate four instead of two alternative tyre patterns for use on the event. Thirty years ago it all started: the 1973 Rallye Monte Carlo was the first ever FIA World Rally Championship event. An omen?: French cars took the first three places on that occasion! This is the first of seven world rallies in 2003 to be held in Mediterranean countries. |
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STAGES: 14
STAGE KMS: 415.02
SURFACE: Tarmac
LOCAL TIME: 22:38
TIME ZONE: +1 |
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